So far you have some real good stuff, especially the t-shirt designs.Thank you very much for your appreciation. Can you give me some suggestions of what kind of vector packs and t-shirt designs should we add?
Just curious...?Thank you very much for your appreciation. Can you give me some suggestions of what kind of vector packs and t-shirt designs should we add?
Our website is no where near a rip off the gomedia site and is original.Just curious...?
Why is the site a direct rip of the gomedia arsenal stuff?.....
why not just make an original site?..
It just seems like it's trying to mislead potential customers, into thinking it's somehow related to gomedia.
Im sorry but i don't think is similar to gomedia at all or similar.Just curious...?
Why is the site a direct rip of the gomedia arsenal stuff?.....
why not just make an original site?..
It just seems like it's trying to mislead potential customers, into thinking it's somehow related to gomedia.
Yeah it's not really....and is an exact copy of their previous layout...good thing they updated, and streamlined.Our website is no where near a rip off the gomedia site and is original.
Just sayin....if it looks the same...some potential people, might confuse the two & and think they are affiliated.How do we mislead potential customers?
I never said anything about selling vector packs, alot of people sell packs....this was just simply about the color scheme, site layout and diagonal header highlights.If we create vector packs also it means that we are a rip off?
Hi Alex. I use vector graphics for vinyl, so obviously I look for designs that aren't going to be an absolute nightmare to weed out. Basic shapes, scrolls, hearts etc are widely available via EBay etc. so I'd be looking for vectors that were radicaly different, but still easy to work with.
The tee shirt designs are a more complex proposition. Unlike vector graphics, most people are quite comfortable doing their own basic designs with Photoshop etc. So for me I'd be looking at highly detailed designs that 'jump off the page' at you. All the usual skulls, angels, roses etc in gothic/metal format are too widespread, so I'd be looking for something radically different, that's sellable when put on a tee.
Hope this helps?
For some reason i still don't see how gomedia looks similar to designious and i don't see how people can get them confused. It's just me i don't see it.No one confuses us with anyone and i dont know how the gomedia looked like before and i dont care.
We worked a lot to create the vectors on our website and we are still working.
If you have any advice for us let me know if not please stop comparing us with gomedia.
Thank you for understanding.
There are some similarities that Drew clearly pointed out (that have also been pointed out in other forums).For some reason i still don't see how gomedia looks similar to designious and i don't see how people can get them confused. It's just me i don't see it.
Gomedia doesn't use cubecart or a template for their site.think they look similar because they both use Cube Cart and they both probably used a Cube Cart template that was floating around.
On a practical level, if you give out that sort of information, you have to be prepared to have people phoning you late at night, or just turning up on a Sunday afternoon (to save postage). Until fairly recent times, it was virtually impossible to contact Amazon, or EBay, other than by email forms, but it didn't stop their rapid growth. If you are using a reputable payment gateway that offers buyer protection, it's not really a problem.My only advice is that you really should add a location and concrete contact information to your site & contact page....it gives a slightly secretive feel when that info is withheld....and potential clients have no idea where they are sending their money & payments.